Seven more organizations have joined the CORD Project as collaborators, including Canonical, Mellanox, US Ignite, Viavi, Villa-Tech, Windstream and Xilinx have joined as collaborators.
CORD, which stands for Central Office Re-architected as a Datacenter, is an open source collaboration advancing the leading open source service delivery platform that combines SDN, NFV, and elastic cloud services to redefine network access. The project is hosted by The Linux Foundation.
“New member and community growth are pivotal in accelerating adoption of critical CORD production use cases, demos and proof of concepts,” said Guru Parulkar, executive director and CORD board member. “Thanks to the Broadband Forum (BBF) community embracing CORD, we have the opportunity to showcase R-CORD this week through demos, interactive sessions and panels.”
